Then I'd get caught. "jonlind.intergram.com" takes you to a "mock up" of the corporate website that I (and my boss) use to test new ideas and make changes to the website before we put it up for the world to see. If my boss went to "jonlind.intergram.com" and saw XRoads instead of the corporate site mock up, he might not be happy. To "hide" it, I use port 8080. There's not much likelyhood of him thinking "gee, I wonder if Jon is doing something sneaky with port 8080?" Anyway, your guy may not be crummy, but this is not a unique problem and having port 8080 open poses no threat to the security of the network, so it might as well be there for you to use.

Shane I think a "porsche" is gonna happen in Bologna; there are enough 900SS fans to keep one model in some iteration going if there's enough clamoring.

1993 Honda CB750 Nighthawk. I have wanted a motorcycle for some time and finally convinced my mother to let me have one. I dropped my bike the first day I got it, and then made the mistake of letting a friend ride it later and of course, he dropped it. I fixed everything that was banged up and got it painted. I love this bike because it is the perfect mix between a cruiser and a sport bike. I can ride it at 120mph on the backroads and just recently rode 8.5 hours strait with only two ten minute gas stops and felt wonderful. This has become an addiction

Your answered the question I asked in topic 3! That's one smooth riding bike isn't it? How would you compare it to Honda's 8 cylinder monsters?